Politics

A Norfolk council has been accused of repeatedly “rolling over” for developers after agreeing cuts to affordable housing.

Vandals struck again in Diss this week causing hundreds of pounds of damage – with the town council describing the aftermath as “senseless”.

Protestors took to the streets of Diss to protest at Israel’s incursion into Gaza – and were joined by the area’s new MP.

Residents and visitors to Diss are being asked to stop feeding the town’s wildlife as it is contributing to a growing number of rats.

A community radio station is calling for help to fund a move – or face going off the air – after being told it needs to leave its current home.

Controversial plans to create a number of permanent holiday lodges on a former campsite have been rejected.

Street lights are to be switched off on some Norfolk roads in an attempt to £60m in council savings – here is the list of the 33 streets affected

Recycling centres across Norfolk are to go ‘part-time’ after County Hall agreed to shut all of the facilities one day a week.

A multi-million pound bypass project is on track to be completed on time, according to its construction company.

A loyal supporter of Hartismere Hospital in Eye has been remembered as a committed public servant who championed local people.

Fresh from making history, the East of England’s first Green MP has faced a busy baptism – going into his third week of his new role.

The new MP for the Waveney Valley wants to take local issues to the highest political stage.

A project to create a tranquil place of reflection has been shortlisted for a community award.

The Conservatives hold onto the Central Suffolk and North Ipswich constituency

South West Norfolk’s new MP has vowed to tackle challenges in the area which ‘can’t be ignored’

The Greens have made election history after Adrian Ramsay wins new Waveney Valley constituency.

With a general election tomorrow, a number of parliamentary hopefuls were put through their paces in Diss and Harleston.

The Tories could be facing a total wipeout in Norfolk at next month’s election, for the first time in the party’s history, according to a new poll.

Campaigners battling pylon plans have sought to highlight the perceived lack of action by regulators – by sending a mock invoice for its services.

A food producer, famous for its breed of duck, has put forward plans to create a 17-acre solar farm.